Actually its NOT a scam!!!!

The agent who used that technique was released. We do not promote that practice or endorce it. We are not seeking to mislead anyone. Just send people on amazing vacations at a great rate. Yes their is a 90 min tour, but it is very low key and we never pressure anyone. Marriott is so deticated to not pressuring anyone, you get a survey card at the end with 5 questions. The last one is "were you pressured". 99% responded No

If you only call rewards members then how is it you don't have access to my updated contact information in the rewards database??  A harassing sales call to the wrong number with a message that made it sound as though there were something wrong with my rewards account.  A$$holes.

We only call past guests and rewards members with special vacation pricing. We do not harrass or scam anyone! Call the number its the main number to the call center.

Received a phone call from someone called Francis..offering $199 as a Marriott Rewards customer for any of the followin Marriott resorts:
Myrtle Beach, Palm Beach, Aruba, Frenchmans Reef.  Wanted Credit card info over the phone to book.  Only requirement short tour of facility at end of vacation.  Found out from another website it's a timeshare schema.

It's Marriott Vacation Club... they are legit. I checked my Marriott account and the trip is showing there as paid. They called me on two other numbers. I setup a trip a while ago and finally will go in July 2009. I wrote more on the page for the other number: http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-407-903-6100

Benjamin called saying he was offering 85% savings if we wanted to stay at select Marriott's.  He offered two websites for me to look at: www.marriottsoceanpointe.com and www.marriottsgrandevista.com
I asked if he could identify that he did indeed have me as a Mariotts rewards customer and he gave me my home address.
After looking at the websites, it appears to be a time share sales call.

selling a special package to Disney